Storage Unit for Rent
20’x10′ — Close to Marfa Burrito
$95/month, 6 month minimum
Text JL at 503-422-0995

The Presidio County Underground Water Conservation District is seeking a part-time General Manager. This flexible position involves 20 hours per week at $35 per hour. Managerial and budget experience preferred. A background in groundwater is advantageous, but not essential. Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume to info@pcuwcd.org by July 24, 2026. A full job description is available at www.pcuwcd.org. Contact Trey Gerfers at tgerfers@pcuwcd.org or call 432.295.2568 for more information.

Help wanted at aramark
Aramark Campus Dining is now hiring for the following positions for afternoon/evenings:
Food Service Worker
Lead Cook
Pay is based on experience.
Please visit our website to apply!
https://careers.aramark.com/
Questions? Call 432-837-8670

MEETING NOTICE

The Rio Grande Council of Governments will be hosting a Texas Department of Agriculture – Community Development Program – Determination of Regional Project Priorities Meeting  

Date: July 27, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. MOUNTAIN/2:30 p.m. CENTRAL 
Physical Location: Hudspeth County Courthouse  
109 Millican Street, Sierra Blanca, Texas 79851 

Virtual: TEAMS LINK can be found at www.riocog/publicnotices/

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 7/3/2026

The City of Marfa Planning & Zoning Commission will conduct a public hearing on 23rd day of July at 6:00 PM, 2026, in the Casner Room at City Hall to receive public input on two items:
1) A request to rezone two lots located at 804 W. San Antonio St. [Legal description: Lots 5 and 16, Block 114, Quartermaster Addition]. The request seeks to rezone Lot 5 from (R-1) Single-Family Residential to (I) Industrial and Lot 16 from (C-3) Highway Commercial to (I) Industrial. The proposed zoning would make Lots 5 and 16 consistent with the eight other lots on the property, which are currently zoned (I) Industrial.
2) A series of proposed amendments to the City of Marfa Planning and Zoning Ordinance 02-04 for the purpose of combatting the housing affordability crisis and increasing housing opportunities as follows:

  • Remove the mixed-use prohibition (Article 1, Section 5)
  • Introduce elements of form-based area regulations for dwellings in districts other
    than the (R-1) Single Family Residential District (Articles 3 and 4)
  • Relax street frontage requirements for dwellings in Commercial and Industrial
    districts (Article 4)
  • Require all dwelling units to have one or more off-street parking spaces (Article 4).
    Residents and property owners are encouraged to participate. Comments may be presented at the hearing or submitted in writing to Stephen.rabourn@gmail.com.